€90
A fabulous original limited edition (36/45) etching and aquatint by the renowned French artist Camille Bryen. This beautifully balanced piece consist of muted greens and blue with light automotive lines over a beige aquatint ground. Signed in pencil bottom right, housed in a gilt frame. Bryen's work is highly collectable at the moment with a painted work of his recently sold at Christies for €27,720 and his etchings regularly valued in the thousands.
Mm: 43 x 52 cm in frame.
Camille Bryen is a French painter, poet and engraver associated with Tachisme. After having debuted in the 1920's under the pseudonym Aristide, Bryen cosigns with Jean Arp, Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia the first "Dimensionist" manifesto, while being friends with several Surrealists, including Raoul Ubac. In 1948, along with Hans Hartung, Wols, Gérard Schneider and Georges Mathieu, exhibits in the first "Abstraction Lyrique" exhibition. After the 1950 book "Héréphile", he has decided to no longer write, painting until the end of his life. The "catalogue raisonné" of his works is published in 1975, two years before his death. In 2006, the exhibition "L'Envolée lyrique, Paris 1945-1956" features some of his paintings.
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